Wec

WEC is an acronym that can refer to multiple organizations and events. The two most notable uses are the FIA World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC), a major international motorsport series, and the World Energy Council (WEC), a global energy policy organization.

FIA World Endurance Championship: The FIA WEC is a global championship for endurance sports car racing, organized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) in cooperation with the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO). It features races on circuits around the world and emphasizes long-duration endurance, with race lengths typically ranging from six to eight hours, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans serving as a marquee event. Cars compete in multiple classes, including prototypes and grand tourer types; the top class has evolved from the former LMP1 to the current Hypercar format. The series crowns champions for drivers, teams, and manufacturers across the season.

World Energy Council: The World Energy Council is a global, non-governmental organization that convenes leaders from government, industry, finance, and civil society to discuss energy policy and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy systems. It produces reports and scenario analyses, facilitates dialogue across regions, and organizes the World Energy Congress as well as regional forums to explore energy challenges, innovation, and policy options.

Other uses of the acronym may occur in different contexts, depending on the organization or event being referenced.